use system-wide installed packages instead of outdated and vulnerable packages in the "thirdparty" directory

[blshkv]

I know it's very convenient (lazy in fact) to dump a python package into a local folder and forget about it.
But it's not the way how it should be.
For example, you install beautifulsoup v3.2.1 which was released in 2012.

Please get rid of it and add "install_requires" section with a proper list of packages (and versions)

[stasinopoulos]

Hello @blshkv, and thanks for your suggestion.

The philosophy behind Commix is intentional - it’s designed to run as-is, without requiring users to install additional dependencies or manage environments. This approach ensures maximum portability, ease of setup, and consistent behavior across systems. The goal is for users to simply clone the repository and start testing immediately.

That said, I appreciate your point - it’s a valid suggestion and something I may consider for future versions.